Automate.ax

automations/list-disabled-automations.automation.ts

import { automation, markSignificant, onSchedule } from "automate.ax"
import { automate } from "automate.ax/automate"

export default automation("List disabled automations", () => {
  onSchedule({ schedule: "0 * * * *" })
  const disabledAutomations = automate.listAutomations({ enabled: false })
  markSignificant(disabledAutomations)
})

Choose the organization

No connection is required for the current Automate.ax organization. When you omit account, actions use the active execution’s runtime token and organization identity. To manage a different organization, create an organization API key with automate org apikey create, then connect it with automate accounts. The account represents exactly one Automate.ax organization, and its key never appears in automation code or signals. Use automateAccount("name") for a named binding, then pass { account: "name" } as an action’s second argument. Event triggers use the deploying project’s organization when you omit account, so they need no connection for that organization. To watch another organization, select a static organization API-key binding with account. The selected automation or project must belong to the resulting organization identity.

Grant required permissions

The runtime-token path is limited to the permissions used by this integration: project:read, project:update, deployment:create, deployment:read, and deployment:cancel. For an explicit connected account, planning records the least permission needed by each action or trigger and deployment authorization rejects an API key that lacks it. Automation, execution, and action-attempt triggers require project:read; deployment triggers require deployment:read. Execution and action-attempt triggers do not deliver back to the automation whose work produced the event. Their payloads expose durable logical attempt state, never worker delivery IDs or queue retry details.

Exports

import { automate, automateAccount, getAutomateApi } from "automate.ax/automate"

automate contains the packaged Automate.ax actions and triggers.
automateAccount("name") selects a named Automate.ax connection.
getAutomateApi creates the authenticated Automate.ax API helper for a custom account-backed action.

Built-in triggers

Built-in actions

Runtime utilities

Integrations

Choose the organization

Grant required permissions

Exports

Triggers

Actions

​Choose the organization

​Grant required permissions

​Exports

​Triggers

​Actions

Choose the organization

Grant required permissions

Exports

Triggers

Actions